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“Textbook” case: Why trans-Pacific container rates continue to fall 03/03/2026

Explainer: How shipping’s orderbook is built on contradictions 02/03/2026

Jiangnan Shipyard Secures Nuclear Equipment License, Hinting at Momentum for China’s Maritime Reactor Projects 02/03/2026

Surging Oil Tanker Rates Tipped to Go Even Higher on Iran Risk 01/03/2026

IMO counts 529 vessels flying false flags 27/02/2026

US, Korea, Greece forge shipbuilding pact to curb China influence 26/02/2026

The new rules of ship connectivity 26/02/2026

Global trade braces for sharp cooldown 25/02/2026

As the dust settles on a historic year of upheaval, the global trade landscape is bracing for a starkly different reality in 2026. After a surprising 4.2% year-over-year expansion in 2025, economists at ING are forecasting a "significant slowdown” for 2026 with growth projected to plummet to a range of just 0.5% to 1% for the coming year. This cooling-off marks the end of a chaotic adjustment period and the beginning of what analysts are calling a new era of "lasting volatility".

Hapag-Lloyd dodges red ink in Q4 24/02/2026

Maersk Bets on Flexibility With Order for Eight Dual-Fuel Containerships 24/02/2026